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1      I, 5 |         of numerous, large, and beautiful estates; also the ownership
2      I, 5 |       ownership of numerous and beautiful implements, live stock,
3      I, 5 | all-round athletes are the most beautiful, being naturally adapted
4      I, 6 |  Consequently both pleasant and beautiful things must be good things,
5      I, 6 |       of pleasure, while of the beautiful things some are pleasant
6     II, 19|         existence in a good and beautiful form, then it can come into
7     II, 19|        exist more easily than a beautiful house. That if the beginning
8    III, 2 |  materials of metaphors must be beautiful; and the beauty, like the
9    III, 2 |   materials of metaphor must be beautiful to the ear, to the understanding,